The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-28
GROVER CLEVELAND,
"A lALh WITH ONE OF TIIE pKESI.
DENTS SCHOOLMATES.

''A '''''
h"o'"'h's OF h's enid
moo" n"y"'-'"' Qualities which Have
Since Distinguished Him Manifested In
His Youth
tFrom washington Letter,
had anita ,Joaa,''. "o,,U,
Inst cvonin,, Wiz, o &c p..;i,
Clovolor1,s aI1 a,loa,.,.o
''''''''' "'o 10 nov
occupying position here i'll one OF the
Government departments. The old
schoolmote or tbn p.csido,+,. ,,o,, i,.,.
- o4D,,,, -
~ '''o'4"e' NC" iotk' inc Town tha'
Mr.. Cleveland visited some weeks ago.
IIo told me that Fayetteville hrou.
tiful v;,lo,,o r.o,,, nnn uoo
i'''' o' Lou" IN
h"olu'htS' lying III romantic region
about seven miles cnst of Syracuse. and
is noted omona othor ,b,os f,r =, ,,.,,
a,a.; ~,
uuo''oh VI H'llc' Inc OleEe.Hhu lainuy
removed to that place iii the year 1910
pro.;lo,.,. .,r
Prcsbyteran Church, aud when Grover
was only thrcc years Old,
Tho o,r,Ior'on r,,o,.,,l o. ,,,.,
Soma ;nf.rnst;,,r, r,,,,;,i;' , ~ lF''.L"
PrnsiIrnt'a hnrIonJ 'i",~'nJoS dn,'o ~ -, ~
yillo '' N''' ~ - =. '''
Thci~ fret school dovo xvoro ,,o.;,,o,,
over by Q. ID. blanchard. who is stil;
h"l3g
''GKovE' A GREAT FAvoRrrE.
,,, ,,,ovo no tbo h,r. ol, L,o,, ii, ,,
said nv informant "wog nIwavso sa,,,. s,'r,
ito in anG ont nf AMI IL "''i
stroutt yooL.n,t,,rcd rnnib nho''t 1
studious no ,hn nyoro,r, '.rI,n,J i,I,,
did not as | recollcrt lin cv;ncn, "nu "nr
snccial liking for hon, in9ond ry 80
was nothing oh1ut lin wnrn yn ,,lr,'
school boys tnonthnr that ;mI;, ,,,,i,,
other bows t,nrn who ,v,rn c,I,I,i
er Althouwh Grove, woa Cml -
and ioincl IN nll ,Lr boy;Sb snnr,g .1"j'
as riding down mn snow hai,n,n "nJ
he carryiup of of f,o,,t pn,ns tLnr, y,na
certain marked cornrs,Ir.s ~ nj. .,.,,,,
or which distjnpuishrj nm frnr, H.
,fhor boys Whcn wn ,,rrt tn ~
Fay ttcyiilc Academy. .Groy,' h.l,.,SnI
ton lebatinp society and frrrnrItI,
hear( him in debnt He v;,s pnt r.nllTy
n Nn,nt speaker. bri rc,nC,nhnr 80
w}l that ho rapi3v dcy.j' ,,',,l n,tn y
close and foycihlr rc1soncr if his nrgu.
mcntatiyc blows aid nnt nasG IE9rn
brillnucy. tbrv were Ln,yv NH ,iy.c.i,.,
for bow of fourteen y,n,S o( non
' ''''-' '''''''. ~, ''''''''o'''
'tf0EeF WIS " NccluC"iy courageous
boy. lic would patiently bear u great
neal OF hectoiihg NC'"r" he would hHht,
put no was lihru aiu'Soh!St Whcn ms
wrath became kihuicd' J rccolicct one
occasion Wheh nc gave an exhibition,
hoI ohIy Oh ms courage put also "l hl5
aplilIS 10 "clSha iiiHSoil nHaihst INC
aSsauitS ,E OF 'eilo" Almost l~lec ms S'Zr.
NE m in''iN ,S'""i WIZ" ohG ot our ScA""I
puhAes' lo"hS opcNc'",'u h"a htIf-
Neheo 10 proteCt St""ll boy from ~
severe cnh!n6 "hicil 'hc DnIiy WAS IN,
nlctih8 upon hlhi' "hurculoh he intncd
ana saio' III you 4oh sint up ~ sihp
your ~ tuou'h' H2'i thihh yo' "l!!,
eaia Grover very coo,y' as he S'rHBht-
cneo linlSI'i ior h"t"e. buC INC buiiS
qua siap him' ana ,GroYe went III
iouRi, "nl 1ulli"Ao' al" III very "N"ft
tiine nc iiau 'ilS enemy Gown belloWihg
i0uoly lor mercy llo was ict up WIN
Dloouy nose an" reputation as
II
Vic.oIy eStI ''''Si, 'no c0hquCrol lIuc
10 10 nero ol 'i,S SGi'oot ana we were ever
tnoteiatoI HIon,ii "ii"in I. - "I H. h"u "fo'c
IloTelai'n ~ ro.' Oh Oh our SluE, ne was one Oh
ine lcw poyS VINO onfc" 10 max th'
h"Hhr.'ou9 nScen. % tho pt-lty OF 'hY
npeuclliJ ~ way VI ''v h6"'hin8 Fou'
[cincinIui iln. ''i'' i, " low " uH cl'ioCu up
ono hi8n. "iirii i.I .%S 81 u" parry, 70
ushet IA VIC fG"''it % I"iS py ringing
tne ocii ~ 'wcArc clocA' we were
h.tio carry Ni" "GhS " siGcl III 'ho
49, - ~ a. ,r,r,t ,,. ~
Ihalievn on fhis 'occn.inn thc trnStcog
or somebody else in authority, had for
hidden the ringing Of the bell, but We
couldn't see how tho nations birthday
could be properly celebrated n. Iayettc-
yillc, at least without 'whooping up tie
old boil, and so at II o'clock wo made
her ring! While We were makin8all tho
noise we could up there wo heard other
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